asked 2019-07-13 12:05:39 +0300
/usr/local/lib is not included by default in /etc/ld.so.conf.d/ which means that some programs from e.g. openrepos will not work -- until you include it. One or two users might stumble on that, so including it would be a good thing.
answered 2019-07-17 11:01:38 +0300
Yes, /usr/local should normally be included, but...
That is actually a bug for the package on openrepos, too!
Standard practice for prefixes:
/usr/local is used for stuff that you yourself compile locally (as in, running ./configure && make && devel-su make install on your phone's shell). Maybe that's why Jolla forgot it? They didn't pre-install gcc etc. so perhaps they weren't expecting people to compile locally./usr is used by your system, i.e.: everything you install with a package manager. Either base system or extensions from 3rd party oackage repos. (and that's litteraly what openrepos and mer's OBS are). So it's an error by the packager, they've forgotten to put the prefix in the SPEC file for building the RPM./opt is used for 3rd party vendor software that usually isn't even packaged. (e.g.: install scripts of NVidia CUDA put system-wide installation there, and in the case of Sailfish, that's where Aliendalvik Android application compatibility layer resides).you should kindly ask the packager to put their stuff in /usr prefix, it's an error to put it in /usr/local.
But I won't encounter the problem anymore as I have corrected it at my end - and therefore I'll have no way of knowing if a packager put the stuff in the "wrong place". At least on Debian, including /usr/local/lib is the default, so I hope the developers will consider this.
mortenbo ( 2019-07-17 20:41:58 +0300 )editAsked: 2019-07-13 12:05:39 +0300
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Last updated: Jul 17 '19
What device and version?
Giacomo Di Giacomo ( 2019-07-13 13:38:41 +0300 )editIt is the latest version, 3.0.3.10 (Hossa). I should have mentioned that, but surely this would most probably apply to all versions? Device XA2.
mortenbo ( 2019-07-14 10:37:02 +0300 )edit